Another positive aspect is the embedded ability to set goals and create to-do lists (as seen in the image to the right). This tool is great for combining materials from different sources, which makes it perfect for screenwriters. Those who like having lots of features available, as well as easy access to them at the expense of a somewhat more cluttered interface, will love Scrivener.
Ulysses operates on a subscription basis, so once the 14-day free trial expires, you will need to pay either a monthly fee of $4.99 or a yearly one of $39.99. Another thing that most people like is the exporting flexibility: the tool creates TXT, RTF, DOCX, HTML, PDF, Markdown as well ePUB files. As far as looks go, it includes various color schemes and styles for the interface as well as a neat way of dealing with hyperlinks and footnotes.
The application is cross-platform working on Macs, iPads as well as iPhones and synchronizes the data so that you can continue working on any device. Almost unanimously recognized as the best Mac tool available for writers, Ulysses manages to maintain a distraction-free interface while including a wide array of useful features.
